US tariff threats won't derail Irish economy – Davy

Irish brewers and distillers on Brexiting better than Britain and using that to face US tariffs

One Irish beer producer said that the industry is expecting tariffs from the US and is operating to counter them quickly.

US tariff threats won't derail Irish economy – Davy

A new report from stockbrokers Davy said the Irish economy is well placed to navigate the latest external shock to hit the country - the imposition of US President Donald Trump's tariffs.

This has been the biggest, most disruptive announcement in trade in decades – Minister Jack Chambers

This has been the biggest, most disruptive announcement in trade in decades – Minister Jack Chambers The Irish Government published its latest tax returns and spending outline for the month of March. These are more significant given the news of President Trump’s 20% Tariffs last night for the EU… To discuss, Kieran is joined by Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Reform & Digitalisation in the Government of Ireland an…

US Tariffs to Cut Irish Workers' Hours

The Ripple Effect of US Tariffs: Preparing for Change in the Global Market Table of Contents… The post US Tariffs to Cut Irish Workers’ Hours appeared first on TIme News.

Donald Trump imposed tariffs on the main economic partners and Portugal didn't escape. In the most recent public appearance, the Minister of Economy, Pedro Reis, defends the need to attract North American investment to the country.

Davy says Irish economy is well placed to cope with tarrifs

Davy has said the Irish economy is well placed to cope with the brunt of US President Donald Trump's tariffs but warned they may trigger a global economic slowdown. In their latest report, Davy says the rising uncertainty created by the tariffs could lead to a recession in the US and will almost certainly have negative global implications. One area likely to impact Ireland most was the possibility of a reduction in foreign direct investment (FDI…